The "Joy [1]" theme has been selected [2] as the default artwork for
Debian systems for the upcoming release of Debian 7.0 (Wheezy). The
theme is intended to appeal by being efficient with a light and simple
theme. There is also a fancier variant called "Joy Inksplat" available
in the desktop-base package for those who prefer a more fun desktop. For
the release after Wheezy, there are early thoughts about introducing
multiple themes, more fine-grained theme packages and metapackages for
selecting among them.

DebCamp took place last week at the Universidad Centroamericana in
Managua, Nicaragua. This week has been very productive, as can be seen
from people's reports: Christian Perrier described on his blog [3] his
work on internationalisation, localisation and Samba packaging; Joey
Hess mentioned his progress on git-annex assistant [4] and Debian
CDs [5]; Gregor Herrmann wrote about his work within the Debian Perl
Group [6]; Steve McIntyre wrote about his preparations [7] for the six
sessions he is running; and Gunnar Wolf reported that DebCamp has
officially started [8]. DebCamp is followed this week by DebConf12, the
conference for Debian developers, which started with the Debian Day [9],
an open event for enthusiasts, users, developers and anyone interested
in finding out more about Debian and Free Software. The whole of DebConf
is covered on video [10] (which makes many people happy [11]). The
schedule of the conference and the relevant links for the video
streaming are available on the dedicated DebConf page [12].

Stefano Zacchiroli sent his monthly report [13] on DPL activities from
DebConf12. During this month, Debian joined the FSF campaign on secure
boot [14], and DuckDuckGo sent the first report of a donation after the
agreement on revenue sharing. Stefano also mentions some interesting
discussions for project evolution, in particular the proposals to change
the way DM permissions are handled [15] and to change the policy ruling
the debian.net domain [16].

Stefano Zacchiroli delivered his final "Bits from the DPL [17]" talk on
the first day of DebConf12 [18]. In his talk (slides [19]) he spoke
about the early history of Debian, where we are today, how our place in
the wider free software community has evolved, and our principles; he
summed up by stating that "we play a fundamental role in Free Software".
He then explored the challenges that we face in meeting our
responsibility to live up to our role in the Free Software community,
including keeping contribution levels healthy, increasing the diversity
of our community, being on time with releases, keeping release freezes
short, collective code ownership, low company involvement and how the
DPL role might need to evolve in the future.

Lucas Nussbaum announced on his blog [20] the creation of the Debian
Maintainer Dashboard [21], a service relying on UDD to expose as much
useful information as possible about a maintainer’s packages. The Debian
Maintainer Dashboard is in its early days and is waiting for
contributors. In related news, UDD has been migrated to ullman [22], one
of the new machines recently set up by DSA.

There have been "Debian Edu interviews [23]" with George Bredberg [24]
(in English), José Luis Redrejo Rodríguez [25] (in English) and Markus
Gamenius [26] (in Norwegian), who all describe, among other things, how
they got involved in Debian Edu and their views about it.

According to the Bugs Search interface of the Ultimate Debian
Database [28], the upcoming release, Debian "Wheezy", is currently
affected by 484 Release-Critical bugs. Ignoring bugs which are easily
solved or on the way to being solved, roughly speaking, about 325
Release-Critical bugs remain to be solved for the release to happen.

Please note that these are a selection of the more important security
advisories of the last weeks. If you need to be kept up to date about
security advisories released by the Debian Security Team, please
subscribe to the security mailing list [36] (and the separate backports
list [37], and stable updates list [38]) for announcements.

Please help us create this newsletter. We still need more volunteer
writers to watch the Debian community and report about what is going on.
Please see the contributing page [56] to find out how to help. We're
looking forward to receiving your mail at
<debian-publicity@lists.debian.org>.

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